The first tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season is approaching Florida’s Big Bend area, the National Hurricane Center reported. It continued to bring drenching rain to much of the state along with the threat of tornadoes. As of 5 p.m. ET, Tropical Storm Andrea had winds of 65 mph and was moving to the northeast at 17 mph. The National Weather Service has issued flood watches all the way from Georgia to Maine as the center of Andrea will accelerate northeastward toward the Lowcountry of South Carolina by Friday morning. Andrea, or its non-tropical remnant low, will then get pulled northeastward ahead of a frontal system moving through the eastern states Friday into early Saturday. This will enhance rainfall along the East Coast during this timeframe. Homeowners are making necessary preperations as the storm makes its way inland.
Cities at risk: Tampa Bay, Myakka City, Sun City Center, Gulfport
Get the Professionals Involved
Due to the nature of Tropical Storms, it is essential that you contact professionals to help you as you file your insurance claim. If flooding or water damage occurs, you will need to contact a water mitigation company immediately to prevent further damage. In addition, you will need to contact a local contractor to give you estimates for the damage that occurred to your home. Lastly, contact a public adjuster. A public adjuster is an insurance adjuster that works for the home-owner. They will be able to maximize your claim reimbursement amount. Public Adjusters are trained professionals who are familiar with insurance policy, claims and law and can handle the entire claim process and are licensed to negotiate the claim on your behalf.
Contact an All American Public Adjuster insurance claim professional who specializes in hurricane damage. Regardless of the type of damage that you have experienced in your home of commercial property a licensed public adjuster can help you collect more money on your insurance claim.
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